Song Hye Kyo once again proves she's the epitome of ageless beauty in a couple of pictures on Instagram. Song Joong Ki's ex-wife shared stunning snaps, easily commended by many.
Song Hye Kyo posted photos of her brand advertisement for Chaumet. Her style screams of elegancy and class as she donned a tiara fit for a princess like her.
She was seen sitting on a chair in one snap while putting her hair behind her ear. She exuded incredible confidence as she showed glowing skin and a sexy physique.
She donned a classy long black dress that perfectly hugged her curves. In another image, the 40-year-old star stood as she fully showed her beautiful face in front of the camera with sexy, messy hair.
Meanwhile, aside from an incredible beauty, Song Hye Kyo also has a heart of gold. She recently made a generous donation for the victims of forest fires in South Korea that started on March 4 and affected 21,772 hectares of woodland.
Some of the affected areas are 16,913 hectares of Uljin in North Gyeongsang province and Donghae, Gangneung and Samcheok in Gangwon province, Yonhap News revealed, via Manila Bulletin.
Though no casualties have been reported, it has already damaged 570 facilities and homes. About more than 300 people and 200 households are already displaced.
Aside from the "Crash Landing on You" star, power couple Hyun Bin and Son Ye Jin also made a sizeable donation of 200 million won or $162,000 for the forest fire victims.
In addition, Song Hye Kyo also collaborated with Seo Kyung Duk, a Sungshin Women's University professor who has been promoting Korean culture, to produce 10,000 guidebooks about Korea's independence movement. These will be donated to the Korean Education Center in San Francisco, per Korea Times.
This move was made to commemorate Independence Movement Day last March 1. However, it was the seventh time the "Descendants of the Sun" star had sponsored the "Meet Our Country's History Abroad" series.
She already had donated guidebooks to the cities of Shanghai, Tokyo, Paris and New York. The said guidebooks are available in Korean and English and tell the history of Korea's independence movement in San Francisco, led by the Korean National Association and the Gong Lip Hyup Hoe. In fact, Song Hye Kyo has been doing this for the past 11 years and by the looks of it, she will continuously do so to help her fellow Koreans and her country.
